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Portuguese film director (born 1959)

Person · Open Library

Works
22

Top works

  • Posso Juntar-Me Ao Clube?
  • No quarto da Vanda
  • Família Aeminium
  • Um cordel pra Teresina
  • A vida sobre rodas

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Film & TV

Lisbon, Portugal

Pedro Costa is a Portuguese film director. While studying history at University of Lisbon, Costa switched to film courses at Lisbon Theatre and Film School (Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema) where he was a student of António Reis, Paulo Rocha and Alberto Seixas Santos. After working as an assistant director to several directors such as Jorge Silva Melo, Vítor Gonçalves and João Botelho, he made…

Known for

  • Uncertain Path2021
  • Sacavém: The Films of Pedro Costa — Himself2019
  • Wiara — Self2018
  • All Blossoms Again: Pedro Costa, Director2006
  • Dialogues clandestins 20012001
  • História do Cinema Português2001
  • 9'8m/s² — Policía 1.1998
  • Finding the Criminal

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
4,035
Total plays
18,843

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High Quality downloads, news, and exclusive content from the Official Website Official Website | Follow on Twitter | Facebook Fan page Pedro Costa is an indie rock artist based in Ontario, Canada. Born of Portuguese roots he spent part of his childhood living in Europe which influenced his taste in music. Although he was involved in music in various capacities throughout his life, he became serious about song writing late in 2008. In February 2009 released his first EP “The Light”. <a href="htt

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Pedro
Family name
Costa
Gender
male
Citizenship
Portugal
Place of birth
Lisbon
Languages spoken
Portuguese
Image
Pedro Costa (2020).jpg
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Commons category
Pedro Costa (film director)
date of birth
1958-12-30
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has works in the collection
Museum of Modern Art
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